Pre-Requisites

For this workbook, you should have your own environment with login credentials.

If you are using a Production environment, please take care with any existing processes.

You may also elect to use 30-day free Trial Org by visiting: https://azuqua.com/sign-up

Because this is an Integration product, we will encourage you to use freely-available applications within this material. Tools such as Twitter, Slack, and others are great products and typically allow you to sign-up for free!

Exercise 305-1 - Create an API Endpoint

In this case let’s create and expose a Webhook that will return an error message to the sender!

Create a new Flow and name it accordingly
Click “Add Event”
Select “API Endpoint”
Save the Flow and Turn it On
- Note: Saving the Flow will initialize the endpoint parameters
From the API Endpoint Card
- Click the </> icon at the bottom to observe the endpoint settings
- Select the “Expose as Webhook” option at the bottom

From this you can easily create another Flow to work with this endpoint!

Exercise 305-2 - Use a Custom API Endpoint

Let’s create a Custom API Endpoint that will work with Salesforce

To set this up you will need:

A Salesforce Org (Demo or your own environment)
- (You can get a free Dev environment here)

Review Objects in your Salesforce Environment

First, let’s use the Salesforce Workbench REST Explorer to see what the object structure looks like within Salesforce. Note that this will work well with a “vanilla” Salesforce Developer Org!

Go to Salesforce Workbench
- Login to your account
- Go to the REST Explorer view
- Select “sobjects” from the list or type in /services/data/v43.0/sobjects”

Create a New Flow to Review your Salesforce Objects

Now, let’s repeat this via a Flow!

Create a new Flow
Name your Flow
Add a new card - Salesforce HTTP Request Card
Select your Salesforce Environment
- Note: If you have not already configured this, do so now
Select the “GET” Request Type
Use the relative URL: “/services/data/v43.0/sobjects”
Test your card and observe the output!